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A Georgia concrete contractor is shipping a 190,000-pound concrete pump to help in the cooling and stabilization of the damaged reactors of the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan. The machine initially will be used to pour water on the reactors and later be used for concrete work. The machine features a 230-foot-long boom that can be controlled remotely.

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A 190,000-pound concrete pump that will be used at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has arrived in Japan. The Putzmeister pump is the largest pump of its kind and had been deployed at Savannah River Site before last month's earthquake. The pump, along with a similar one from Associated Concrete Pumping, will first go to Chiba, where workers will be trained to use them.

A 190,000-pound concrete pump that will be used at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has arrived in Japan. The Putzmeister pump is the largest pump of its kind and had been deployed at Savannah River Site before last month's earthquake. The pump, along with a similar one from Associated Concrete Pumping, will first go to Chiba, where workers will be trained to use them.

A 190,000-pound concrete pump that will be used at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has arrived in Japan. The Putzmeister pump is the largest pump of its kind and had been deployed at Savannah River Site before last month's earthquake. The pump, along with a similar one from Associated Concrete Pumping, will first go to Chiba, where workers will be trained to use them.

A Georgia concrete contractor is shipping a 190,000-pound concrete pump to help in the cooling and stabilization of the damaged reactors of the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan. The machine initially will be used to pour water on the reactors and later be used for concrete work. The machine features a 230-foot-long boom that can be controlled remotely.

A Georgia concrete contractor is shipping a 190,000-pound concrete pump to help in the cooling and stabilization of the damaged reactors of the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan. The machine initially will be used to pour water on the reactors and later be used for concrete work. The machine features a 230-foot-long boom that can be controlled remotely.